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Nothing to build here. Open a chat, say who you need to reach and what you’re asking for, and Agent does the research and the outreach in the same conversation. It finds the people or places that match, finds a contact address for each, writes one email per contact, and sends them from your Gmail once you approve. Replies come back to your inbox.

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Best for

  • Anyone chasing quotes, availability, or intros from a list of places or people.
  • Ops and assistant work where the research and the emails are the whole job.

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Connectors

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Before you start

Know what you’re asking for and what makes a contact worth emailing: the dates, the numbers, the budget, the deadline. Agent sends from your own address, so have your signature ready and decide the reply-to you actually watch. Ask for drafts on the first run. Read three, fix the tone, then tell Agent to send.

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Prompt the agent

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What to expect

1

Agent asks you to connect Gmail

If it isn’t connected yet, and confirms the address it will send from.
2

It researches the list

It comes back with what matters for your ask: capacity, location, price range, or whatever you named.
3

It finds a contact address

It finds a contact address for each one, and flags the ones that only take inquiries through a form.
4

It writes one email per contact

It shows you the drafts. Nothing leaves your account until you say send.
5

It sends the approved drafts

From your Gmail.
You end up with 10 contacts emailed in one sitting, and a comparison table once the answers come back. Expect a few dead ends: shared inboxes bounce and small businesses never reply. Check the details and your signature in three drafts before you let anything go out.

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Make it work for you

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Troubleshooting

Give the hard numbers, the budget ceiling, and one example you’d be happy with. Agent matches better against an example than an adjective.
Ask for the address published on the contact’s own site, and tell Agent to flag anyone who only takes enquiries through a form instead of guessing an address.
Say “show me the drafts and don’t send” in the prompt. Every send should follow your approval in the chat.

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Build the contact list before you write the emails.